Ist Vergebung eine Voraussetzung für therapeutische Veränderungen?

Gebler, Florian A.; Simons, Michael; Külz, Anne Katrin; Lumpp, Anne; Herbst, Nirmal; Stelzer, Nicola; Förstner, Ulrich; Voderholzer, Ulrich; Hohagen, Fritz; Exner, Cornelia; Doering, Bettina K.; Conrad, Nico; Rief, Winfried; Vangermain, Dirk; Brauchle, Gernot; Watzl, Hans; Cohen, Rudolf; Stenzel, Nikola; Krumm, Stefan

doi:10.1159/000313954

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Section: Justice In Psychotherapymentioning

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“…Some researchers argue that forgiveness should also be considered in therapy, as it allows survivors to regain control, leave their victim status, and experience themselves as selfeffective (72). Positive connections between forgiveness and mental and physical health have been replicated several times (72). More forgiving people seem less likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, and anger, have lower cardiovascular vulnerability and better self-esteem than those who are not forgiving (72).…”

Section: Justice In Psychotherapymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Positive connections between forgiveness and mental and physical health have been replicated several times (72). More forgiving people seem less likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, and anger, have lower cardiovascular vulnerability and better self-esteem than those who are not forgiving (72). Yet, forgiveness is only likely to appear, if a sense of justice exists and, therefore, a successful justice initiative is a prerequisite for it.…”

Section: Justice In Psychotherapymentioning

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The Significance of Justice in the Psychotherapeutic Treatment of Traumatized People After War and Crises

Kizilhan

Neumann

2020

Front. Psychiatry

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In the aftermath of crimes against humanity, human rights violations, and genocide, the question arises whether and how justice can be restored. A lack of social justice and continuing injustice in post-conflict areas prevent survivors from processing their traumatic experiences. As a consequence, the individuals and often their families, their community, and the whole society are changed in a lasting way. The trauma can even be passed on over generations. Yet, if war has a negative impact on health, then, programs that focus on achieving justice, peace, and stability should be able to offset or reduce this negative impact. For this reason, the importance of psychosocial well-being and mental health for the reconstruction of societies is acknowledged. Various political, legal, and social programs, like transitional justice, are being implemented in postwar regions to develop justice. Developing or restoring justice also requires good psychosocial care, like a treatment that supports individuals when coping with injustice and gaining a new sense of justice. Such a psychological treatment can make an important contribution when it comes to building new trust and improving mental health. Ethical standards in coping with trauma and developing or restoring justice in post-conflict regions are indispensable to enable long-term peace. The course for new social justice can be set, through a just health system. Thereby, only programs and legal processes, which try to do justice to the survivors and take their needs into account, are ethically justifiable. Human rights and health cannot be separated in psychotherapy with survivors of war and terror. Based on ethical principles, new approaches must be generated for psychotherapy in war regions and with survivors of war and terror. The aim will be to make an important contribution to the mental and social reconstruction of countries after mass violence.

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Section: Justice In Psychotherapymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Justice In Psychotherapymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Justice In Psychotherapymentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Significance of Justice in the Psychotherapeutic Treatment of Traumatized People After War and Crises

Kizilhan

Neumann

2020

Front. Psychiatry

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Aktuelle Entwicklungen in der Psychotherapie: Zeit für eine neue Welle?

Meinlschmidt¹,

Tegethoff²

2017

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Wellen der VerhaltenstherapieNicht nur Kleidung unterliegt Moden. Auch Psychotherapie ist geprägt durch ständige Weiterentwicklung und Erneuerung und wird beeinflusst durch Moden und Trends [1]. So prägten 3 Wellen die bisherige Entwicklung der Verhaltenstherapie und beeinflussten, wie wissenschaftlich-fundierte Psychotherapie heute verstanden und praktiziert wird [1] (für ein Beispiel alternativer Gliederungen in 6 oder mehr Wellen siehe [2]). Der Begriff "Verhaltenstherapie" wird hier im breiten Sinne einer psychotherapeutischen Grundorientierung verwendet [1]. MerkePsychotherapie hat den Anspruch, sich fortlaufend weiterzuentwickeln.

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Psychotherapie: Quo vadis?

Meinlschmidt

Tegethoff

2017

Fortschr Neurol Psychiatr

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The science and practice of psychotherapy is continuously developing. The goal of this article is to describe new impulses, guiding current advancements in the field. This paper provides a selective narrative review, synthesizing and condensing relevant literature identified through various sources, including MEDLINE, EMBASE, PsycINFO, and "Web of Science", as well as citation tracking, to elaborate key developments in the field of psychotherapy We describe several dynamics: 1) Following up the so-called "third wave of cognitive behavioral therapy", new interventions arise that have at their core fostering interpersonal virtues, such as compassion, forgiveness, and gratitude; 2) Based on technological quantum leaps, new interventions arise that exploit current developments in the field of new media, information, and communication technologies, as well as brain imaging, such as digital interventions for mental disorders and new forms of neurofeedback; 3) Inspired by the field of positive psychology, there is a revival of the promotion of strength and resilience in therapeutic contexts; 4) In light of the new paradigm "precision medicine", the issue of differential and adaptive indication of psychotherapy, addressed with new methods, regains relevance and drives a new field of "precision psychotherapy". 5) Last but not least, the "embodied turn" opens the door for body psychotherapy to gain relevance in academic psychotherapy. These and further developments, such as the use of systemic and network approaches as well as machine learning techniques, outline the vivid activities in the field of psychotherapy.

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Ist Vergebung eine Voraussetzung für therapeutische Veränderungen?

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The Significance of Justice in the Psychotherapeutic Treatment of Traumatized People After War and Crises

The Significance of Justice in the Psychotherapeutic Treatment of Traumatized People After War and Crises

Aktuelle Entwicklungen in der Psychotherapie: Zeit für eine neue Welle?

Psychotherapie: Quo vadis?

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